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    1. Never traveled in China but are those attractions opened for the non millionaire tourists? I always see great stuff there, but just didn’t know if was a common tourist area.

    2. Man that’s so sad, imagine this as one of the most pristine hikes but then the views get ruined by a glass elevator.

    3. SquashInternal3854 on

      Damn. How did China get that project approved in Indonesia. Sellout for money? Or?

    4. shogun77777777 on

      Let’s not just blame china, Bali/indonesia is complicit in the project

    5. It’s all part of China’s Golden Road initiative. It essentially invests so heavily in other countries that it basically owns them financially and can control other issues and get away with stupid shit like this.

      It’s a chess game level initiative that is taking place all over the world, but mainly South East Asia and now the north countries in South America and southern countries in central America.

    6. TrafficOnTheTwos on

      Zero chance I’d get on that. This is a deadly collapse waiting to happen.

    7. ULTRAVIOLENT_RAZE on

      Idk if desaturating the After photos taken during a cloudy day to make it look uglier is necessary.

    8. Thekingofchrome on

      It’s lovely but there is a load of competition for Worlds most beautiful.

    9. Mentalfloss1 on

      Guess what the plans are for the Grand Canyon. The project is on hold, but if the orange liar has way, it will be built.

      Proposed Project: The Grand Canyon Escalade was a proposed commercial development on the eastern rim that would have included a 1.6-mile gondola tram to take visitors to the river below, along with retail, restaurants, and other amenities

    10. notthisonefornow on

      Well, happy i travelled there 7 years ago, not in the mood to visit it again when i see this. Sad.

    11. I’m glad I got to climb down the rickety bamboo staircase they had before this.

    12. Low_Pace_9426 on

      It’s disgusting how greed turns stunning natural places into tacky tourist traps. Instead of protecting nature, we destroy it for selfies and souvenir shops

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